Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-29
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The News OF The Day POintedly Pars-
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graphed for Hasty Readers.
OFFICER WEST run in q drunk last even
ing.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday.
The Council Committee on Health Is
called for tonight.
The Board Of Commissioners Is called to
meet to-day for committee business.
THE young men will give n hop at the
st. James Hotel shortly after Easter.
A HANDSOME new lamp has been placed
at the north entrance to the Court House.
RrrcHIE school will be closed for the
April vacation Thursday evening, with q
fine entertainment.
THE La Belle cold machine feeders will
be laid.o the balance of the week, leaving
about half of the factory On.
MARY A. REIsBECK yesterday qualified
"a ~executrix of the will of Mark Reisbeck,
deceased. Bond, $4,000; no security re-
quired.
A VERY fine entertainment was given at
the Chapline Street NJ. Z. Church last
Friday evening, which escaped deserved
mention.
PROF. CARL Mayors dancing class will
give one of their enjoyable receptions and
hops at Maennerchor Hall, this evening.
Birch's orchestra will make the music.
YESTERDAY morning Drs. Alderman
and Schwinn ~amputated at the ankle the
right leg of Owen Wilke, the young man
who had his foot mangled by the cars Sun
day.
A POST of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie will be mustered in next week at Terra
Alta, by Assistant Adjutant General F. II.
CragO. AtSt. Mary's n will also soon be
mustered in by Col. Romeo II. Freer.
The Wheeling Athletic Clubs gymna-
stun will be opened in q suitable manner
this evening. A professional will give an
exhibition to show the uses of the various
c%ontriyances which have been put in by
the club.
JOHN BRADY, n well-known glass fin
isher at the Central Glass Works, had his
left foot badly cut and crushed yesterday
afternoon, caused by a cinder stand falling
upon it. The injury will disable him for
some time.
FRED. LEOPOLD, q workman at Swee-
news foundry, had his right hand badly
injured and his face scratched by the fall
ing of a heavy piece of iron, yesterday.
Leopold had n narrow escape from being
crushed by the iron.
The supper and social tonight, at 80
South Broadway, Island, promisestO be an
enjoyable affair. Mrs. Oscar Seeley has
kindly consented to render some vocal Sc
lections. The ladies of the Disciples
Church are working hard to make 1t sue
cess, which it no doubt will be.
FRED TIERS, the foreman at the Atlantic
engine house, had his right hand badly
lascerated, Sunday evening, while hitching
up the horses on the call from box 35.
Fred will be compelled to lay off for a
time, rs the wound is q very painful one.
JOS. WIEDNEE, the popular wagon
maker, of CaldwelPs run, has turned out n
new wagon, which certainly is a master
piece of work. 1t was made for August
Myer, the gardener of BOggs' run, and Is
capable of Bearing a very heavy load.
= THE Wheeling Mining and Manufacture
ing Company made the first fire brick at
their plant on the South Side, yesterday.
Work was also commenced ON a large
dOwn-draft kiln, which will be completed
about the first of May. Manager Brooks
is in charge and is pushing the work as
rapidly rs possible.
The second of the musical matinees for
the benefit of the WOman's Exchange, will
be given ut Prof. William Armstrong;
studio, No. 1923 Market street, thus after
noon at . o'clock. Last Tuesdays pro-
gramme was made up OF Chopin's compost
tons and was highly enjoyable. This
afternoons will consist of the works of
modern composers, from which a fine pro-
gramme has been constructed. 1t will he
rendered by selected pupils from Prof.
Armstrong; advanced classes, which is
sufficient assurance that it will be excel
lently rendered.